La mia generazione (1996)
Overview
Italy, early 80's. A political terrorist is being transferred northward from Sicily for a conjugal visit; during the journey, a police captain tries to make him cooperate.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | it |
| Popularity | 1.274 |
Directed By
Wilma Labate
Crew
Paolo Lapponi
Andrea Leoni
Giosi Mancini
Francesca Marciano
Andrea Leoni
Paolo Lapponi
Sandro Petraglia
Wilma Labate
Bruno Pupparo
Marta Maffucci
Metella Raboni
Enzo Meniconi
Gian Maria Avetta
Wilma Labate
Maurizio Tini
Nicola Piovani
Alessandro Pesci
TOP CAST
Silvio Orlando
The Captain
Claudio Amendola
Braccio
Francesca Neri
Giulia
Vincenzo Peluso
Concilio
Stefano Accorsi
Officer Bonoli
Paolo De Vita
St. Alba Carabinieri Marshal
Alessandra Vanzi
Hooker
Mauro Marchese
Gabriele
Anna Melato
Elena
Hossein Taheri
Officer Caruso
Giorgio Gobbi
Lawyer
Raffaele Vannoli
Officer Ernesto
Roberto Nobile
Carabiniere at boundary wall
Vincenzo Aronica
Carlo
Pino Misiti
Man in the car #1
Lamberto Petrecca
St. Alba Carabinieri Officer
Giorgio Giuliano
St. Alba Carabinieri Marshal
Giuseppe Tosca
Man in the car #2
Marco Morellini
Police Chief
Arnaldo Ninchi
Penzo
Cosimo Mamone
Officer Giordano
Oreste Rotundo
Father Carlo
Marco Siciliano
Colonel
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